Amateur Hour At Elyria High School Tonight
Seventeen Elyria High School students will perform in the amateur hour contest at the high school auditorium hosted by the Parent-Teacher Association. The program begins at 8 P.M. with varied acts including vocal solos, an accordion solo, dancing, harmonica and guitar solos, a German band number, piano duets, a trumpet solo, toe dancing, cowboy songs, a song and dance act, and a marimba solo. Prizes for first to third place are ten, five, and two dollars.
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Elyria High School
Swiss Threat May Cause Crisis In League
Geneva reports say Switzerland warned it might leave the League if an oil embargo pushes Italy out, a move that could trigger wider European diplomatic crises. Hungary's stance and Germany's growing power are seen as influential factors shaping the Italian Ethiopian crisis. Dr Giuseppe Motta, Swiss foreign minister, indicated Switzerland could depart under certain circumstances.
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United Press
Geneva
League
Switzerland
Italy
Paris
Hungary
Germany
Giuseppe Motta
Three British Subjects Killed by Italian Bombs
Addis Ababa march 5 three British subjects native bars of Kenya Colony were killed when Italian airplanes bombed a British field hospital at Korem in the northern area an official communique asserted today it was believed some patients were killed but no Britons were victims
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Addis Ababa
Kenya
Korem
Smythe enters probate judge race from Amherst
J J Smythe county attorney for the Homeowners Loan Corp announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for probate judge. A former county prosecutor nominee and longtime civic figure, he is a 3 term mayor at 23 and has 20 years as solicitor. He is married with two sons.
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J. J. Smythe
Amherst
Homeowners’ Loan Corporation
Smythe
Tax proposals seek to fund farm program and soldiers bonus
The article outlines contending tax ideas to raise funds for farm program costs and a soldiers bonus. Proposals include a 90 percent gross income levy on funds returned to processors and a 200 million excess tax plan, plus revisions to the corporate surplus tax to expand reserves exemptions. Treasury opposes broad exemptions beyond depreciation and depletion.
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Hill
Treasury
Oberlin Council Mulls Community Gardens Reopen
Oberlin Ohio council leaders discussed reviving the Oberlin Community Gardens after a resident urged the project’s return. Insufficient funds led to referral to the relief committee for study and a later report. A sidewalk complaint will be addressed when weather allows inspection. A flood light proposal for Park Street grounds was raised by E. E. West with a fundraising plan discussed. a committee including West, Krueger, and Broadwell was formed by Mayor Comings.
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Oberlin, O
Counci
Oberlin
Relief Committee
Park Street
E. E. West
EB. E. West
Russell Krueger
H. A. Broadwell
Comings
Women to Organize Local Civic League Branch
A group of young colored women met at Mrs. Beulah Hunter’s home on South Pleasant street to form a branch of the Women's Civic League. Elsie Dyer Gwendolyn Seavers and Beulah Hunter were elected to the constitution committee. Ora Lee Hurd reviewed Sut ton's book Black God. Four bingo tables provided prizes to Mrs. Ida Joe Mason Miss Bernice Hatter and Mrs. Gwendolyn Seavers. Refreshments followed. attendees included Miss Letha Smith Mrs. Georgia Macintosh Miss Elsie Drew Miss Grace Hartter Miss Erma King Mrs Ruth Cadwell Mrs Ida Joe Mason Mrs Gwen dolyn Seavers Mrs Beulah Hunter Mrs Ora Lee Hurd and Mrs Anna Binns.
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Beulah Hunter
South Pleasant Street
Women’s Civic League
Elsie Dyer
Gwendolyn Seavers
Ora Lee Hurd
Sutton
Black God
Ida Joe Mason
Bernice Hatter
Letha Smith
Georgia Macintosh
Elsie Drew
Grace Hartter
Erma King
Ruth Cadwell
Anna Binns
Principal speaker at Women’s Association meeting
At yesterday’s afternoon session of the Women’s Association of the First Church in the James Brand House Dr. T W Graham of the Theological Seminary gave the principal address focusing on Kagawa the Japanese modern apostle.
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Women’s Association of the First Church
James Brand House
T. W. Graham
The
Theological Seminary
Graham
Kagawa
Kazawa
Uses Of Electricity On Farm Discussed In Lorain County
75 farm residents heard I P Blauser of Ohio State University explain electrical terms and costs for farm use at meetings in LaGrange Wellington and Elyria area towns. He cited Marysville line data showing monthly consumptions for lights 30 kWh washers 2 irons 5 pumps 2 for shallow wells 20 for deep wells 10 for radios.
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Lorain County
LaGrange
Wipton
Wellington
I. P. Blausser
Ohio State University Agricultural Engineering
County Agricultural Extension Service
Lorain
Medina
Blauser
Marysville
Blausser
Ile
Jewelers robbery in Greenville yields $7,900 in value
In Greenville Ohio on March 5 two young men robbed Wieland Jewelry Store. They escaped with $400 cash and jewelry valued at about $7,500. The proprietor and three employees were forced to lie on the floor during the robbery, which occurred near the Darke County jail.
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Greenville
Youngs
Darke County
Oriental Christian social worker lectures on Christian Co-operatives
Dr. Graham cites a widely known Oriental Christian social worker now lecturing in the country on his favored topic Christian Co-operatives. Miss Kimura of Japan studying at Oberlin Graduate School of Theology led the devotional service.
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Graham
Miss Kimura
Japan
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Oberlin LWV to Meet on Local Government Discussion
The Oberlin League of Women Voters will hold its next meeting Monday at 8:00 p.m. in Wright laboratory. Professor J. G. MetCallough of the college faculty will discuss local government with Lorain County Prosecutor W. Butler speaking on the government of Lorain County.
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Oberlin League of Women Voters
Cn Wright Laboratory
J. CG. MetCullough
Floward Butler
Lorain County
Burgner and Montgomery Families Set for Middle East Voyage
Mr and Mrs Louis E Burgner of Oberlin and President and Mrs Robert Montgomery of Muskingum College will depart March 17 for Beirut Syria aboard the S S Excambion of the American Export Line. They will visit the Decherds in Aleppo, with the Burgners staying several weeks then returning via the Mediterranean while the Montgomerys return via Turkey Poland and Europe. They plan brief stops in Spain France Italy and Egypt en route.
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Louis E. Burgner
Oberlin
Robert Montgomery
Muskingum College
Beirut
Syria
Excambion
American Export Line
Douglas Decherd
Aleppo
Burgner
Mediterranean
Montgomerys
Turkey
Poland
Europe
Spain
France
Italy
Egypt
Girls Glee Club Prepares for Spring Musical Festival
The high school Girls' Glee Club aims to join the Spring Musical Festival featuring all Little Big Five League schools. While not a contest, clubs will be rated and classed, with equal opportunity as the same songs are sung by all and chosen by the festival committee.
Mrs Francis Street Family Return from Columbus Visit
Mrs Francis Street and her children who had stayed three months with her mother Mrs Charlotte Scott on East College Street left last week for Toledo. R P Fowler attends the milk inspectors short course at Ohio State University in Columbus. Miss Dorothy Bauer, a Columbus ill high school teacher, is replaced by G A Bahr.
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Francis Street
Charlotte Scott
East College Street
Toledo
R. P. Fowler
Ohio Better Milk Association
Ohio State University
Columbus
Dorothy Bauer
G. A. Bahr
Elyria Minstrels Visit Ridgeville For Charity Show
The Elyria Minstrels and Dance Revue travel to North Ridgeville tomorrow under Ridgeville School Student Body and PTA auspices. The eighth show of the season will be at the High School Auditorium before moving to Norwalk next Friday March 13 for a milk fund benefit hosted by the Kiwanis Club of Norwalk.
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Elyria Kiwanis Club
Elyria Minstrels and
North Ridgeville
Ridgeville
Norwalk
Milk Fund
Kiwanis Club
Milk strike and plant closure threaten Averill Dairy
The Averill Dairy drivers walked out while other dairies delivered milk. Negotiations with the milk distributors association are deadlocked. Palmer Match Co plant closed indefinitely amid union claims of an inferiority issue and a 20 minute sit down earlier. Union head Donald Davis said management blamed workers for poor product.
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Averill
Milk Distributors Association
Palmer Match Co
Donald Davis
Gasoline fumes drive residents from Lima streets after tanker spill
Gasoline fumes issued from sewer drains in Lima Ohio after a tank trailer overturned on a city street yesterday. The spill sent fuel into the sewer, prompting evacuations of residents from nearby homes.
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Lima
Zilch Seeks Lorain County Commissioner Nomination
Werner Zilch vice-president of the Lorain County Board of Education announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for county commissioner subject to the May primary. A resident of Amherst he has long been active in educational work in Lorain County. He has held township offices and led local PTA groups, now serving on the county board of education and as Amherst council and church member. He is married with four children.
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Werner Zilch
Lorain County
A Aherst Village Board of Education
Council of Parent- Teacher Associations
North Central District
Parent- Teacher Association
County Board of Education
First Evangelical Church At
Amherst
Court Actions Move Pittsfield Relief and Divorces
County commissioners allowed Pittsfield township 100 for direct relief from 144 000 relief fund noting Pittsfield was left out of the original allocation. Helen Leonard filed for divorce from Matt on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Claude W Richmond was granted a divorce on grounds of gross neglect. A verdict for Mrs Lena Gonnerman in a 15900 personal injury suit against Mrs Lillian Miller was directed. The case involved an automobile guest rule on Route 54 near Berlinville.
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Pittsfield Township
Pittsfield
Helen Leonard
Lorain
Matt
Claude W. Richmond
Ely
Tia
Guy B. Findlevr
Common Pleas
Tf. A. Cook
Lena Gonnerman
Lillian Miller
Board Rules In Labor Matters
The National Labor Relations Board ordered an Ohio hosiery company and a Pennsylvania dye works to rehire seven workers discharged for labor activities. Radiant Mills Co Elyria Ohio and Fashion Piece Dre Works Inc Easton Pa must pay the men wages they would have earned. The ruling found both firms discouraged unionizing and the dye works must stop hiring detectives to shadow workers. Five men return to work in Easton and two in Elyria.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Ohio Hosiery Company
Pennsylvania Dye Works
Radiant Mills Co
Elyria, Q
Dre Works, Inc
Easton
Dye Works
Elyria
Federal Labor Union To Meet Tomorrow
Federal Labor Union No. 19434 will hold its regular meeting March 6 at the British Empire Club where officers will be elected. All members are urged to be present.
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Federal Labor Union No. 19434
British Empire Club
Defines Order On Truck Load Limit In Columbus Ohio
In Columbus Ohio on March 5 John Juster Jr state highway director announced a 25 percent gross weight reduction order. It sets maximum loads for trucks and combinations during thawing weather. Pneumatic tire limits range from nine tons to fifteen tons depending on axle and trailer types.
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Columbus. O
John Juster, Jr
Strike Halts Work In Ten Mines
Harrisburg March 5 A general strike by Progressive Miners of America in Saline county halts work in ten mines and threatens to shut down business houses. Between 3500 and 4000 miners stay away to protest alleged importation of outside labor at two Peabody Coal Co mines under a United Mine Workers contract. State patrols on duty and militiamen ready for emergency service reflect the tense stand off between rival unions.
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Harrisburg
Progressive Miners of America
Saline County
Illinois
Peabody Coal Co
United Mine Workers
Number One Strike Expands as City Already Paralyzed
Union members in upper Manhattan report crowded, heated tenements while guards man doors and stairs amid a walkout. Police say 170 buildings active. union figures claim 30 000 to 75 000 workers on strike as negotiations fail. Brooklyn leaders vote to mobilize 5 000 in support if Manhattan continues.
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Upper Manhattan
Bambrick
Po- Hee
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Indictments Pivot on Auto Theft and Related Crimes
Number three continued from page one. Frank Berstling Joseph Perhach and John Krosky all of Lorain face indictments for robbery at the Rogers Oil Company in Lorain. John Onofry of Lorain indicted for assault with intent to kill. Pete Recznick of Lorain indicted for receiving stolen property chiefly cigarettes. John Jackson of Elyria indicted for non support.
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Frank Berstling
Joseph Perhach
John Krosky
Lorain
Rogers Oil Company
John Onofry
Pete Recznick
John Jackson
Elyria
Cleveland Produce Market Report With Mixed Prices
The Cleveland market shows eggs steady with firsts at 23400 receipts, poultry steady with leghorn hens and various ducks, geese, and broiler prices rising from 24 to 27 cents. Potatoes price ranges include 100 lb sacks from Ohio and Idaho, celery cabbage dandelion leeks lettuce mushrooms parsley parsnips and radishes listed with baskets and per-bushel pricing.
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Ohio
Maine
Colorado
Idaho
Wheat and Livestock Prices From Toledo Market Report
COMIEE-200 steady all sold cattle and calves with quotes for steers heifers cows calves and hogs. Sheep and lambs market steady with prices for good medium and choice ewes and wethers. Toledo grain section lists prices for wheat oats corn and barley in elevators with track prices. Nearby produce items include beets and carrots per bushel baskets.
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Vhofee
Gautk
Toledo
Bilac
Ste
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Rinso
Good Housekeeping Institute
Esther al Alflen
Leagle
Elyria Minstrels
Alice Carroll
Blues
Newell
Assell
Rupert
the O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co Co
Zilch
Werner Zllch
Board
George, Taylor & Co
Crow Hollow
Hygrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Ave
Cleveland
Cleveland Livestock
Loic
Near-Ay
Lodi St
Jack Tarry
Duteh" Lescher
Blue Bird
Court Street
Best Buy
Kennedy
Gulf
Alfred Alten
2Nd Street
Chronicle-Telegram
Brown and Marsh
5Th Street
Firestone Service Stores
Cedar
J. P. Schoonmaker
Mgr
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